Canada Pro Series Matches

Ready to compete in world-class matches, explore new landscapes, and stretch your skills against top-tier international shooters? The PRS Canada Pro Series is your ticket north. With stunning venues, diverse terrain, and competitive match fees thanks to the U.S.-Canada exchange rate, there's never been a better time to take your precision game across the border.

From the SAPRL Cactus Cup to MDT's Midsummer Madness, each Canadian match offers something unique, whether it's dramatic mountain backdrops, family-friendly surroundings, or the chance to shoot alongside some of the best in the sport.

Plus, bringing your rifle into Canada is easier than you might think. We've outlined everything you need to know so you can focus on what matters: staying behind the glass and making impacts.

5/31 - SAPRL - Cactus Cup Presented by Lapua - https://www.precisionrifleseries.com/m/6680/2025-saprl-cactus-cup-presented/

7/12 - Apex Rocky Mountain Challenge - https://www.precisionrifleseries.com/m/6241/2025-apex-rocky-mountain-challenge-qualifier/

7/26 - Pancake Lake Open Presented by Engage Precision - https://www.precisionrifleseries.com/m/6679/2025-pancake-lake-open-presented-by/

8/29 - MDT Midsummer Madness - https://www.precisionrifleseries.com/m/6748/2025-mdt-midsummer-madness/

Benefits:

• For Americans - the match fees and travel expenses are less expensive because of the average 1.35 exchange rate
• Compete against some of the best shooters in the world
• Experience new landscapes just across the border - most Canadian matches are very close to the United States border
• Each Canadian match offers a different topography and things to do nearby for the whole family!

It's easy to enter Canada with a firearm

Coming to Canada with a firearm:

• Fill out this form: https://rcmp.ca/sites/default/files/doc/5589e.pdf
• More info here: https://rcmp.ca/en/firearms/licensing/non-residents
• Pay a small fee at the border
  • Form is only valid for 60 days at a time
  • Form can be reused but must be re-authorized by the border agent each time you cross and declare the firearm
  • DO NOT SIGN THE FORM until you reach Canadian customs - you must sign in front of one of their representatives
  • OR declare your firearms at the border crossing and fill out the form that they provide in-person
• Juniors (under 18) must be accompanied by a parent/guardian who will fill out the form and be in possession of the firearm(s)
• Juniors are allowed to compete in Canada under the supervision of a parent, guardian or range officer
• When returning to the USA - declare your firearms at the border to DHS upon re-entering the United States
• Canadian firearms laws are federal - there are no differences in laws between provinces or territories (i.e. no matter where you enter Canada, the firearm laws are the same)

Things to know:

• 12 round magazines are allowed
• No semi-autos/gas guns
• No pistols
• No suppressors - however muzzle brakes are permitted
• Hand loads are allowed

Insurance:

• Match directors may ask if you have personal liability insurance through your home range or club
• If you do not have personal liability insurance, this can be obtained through one of the Canadian firearms advocacy organizations - MDs will provide this information as needed

Disclaimer:

The information provided on this page is for general guidance only and may not reflect the most current laws and regulations. It is the sole responsibility of each traveler to research, understand, and comply with all applicable Canadian firearm laws and border requirements. The Precision Rifle Series assumes no liability for any issues, legal or otherwise, that may arise from failure to follow the proper procedures.  

For any questions please reach out to info@precisionrifleseries.com